BS EN 17763:2022
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Centrifuges. Marine fuel centrifuges. Determination of particle separation performance and certified flow rate (CFR) under defined test conditions
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2022 | 32 |
This document specifies the procedure for the determination of the certified flow rate (CFR), a performance parameter for centrifuges, at specific fuel oil viscosities using a defined test oil and a defined test procedure. This document is applicable to marine fuel centrifuges. All values reported as CFR capacities are verified measured values on a defined CFR test bench. Separation efficiency is determined by a defined particle counting method. Scaling based on Stoke’s law and disc stack design is excluded from this document.
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2 | undefined |
5 | European foreword |
6 | Introduction |
7 | 1 Scope 2 Normative references 3 Terms and definitions |
8 | 4 Test arrangements 4.1 Test equipment |
10 | Figure 1 — Test rig 4.2 Test media 4.2.1 Test oil specification 4.2.2 Test oil kinematic viscosity |
11 | 4.2.3 Test oil density 4.2.4 Test oil dispersing additive 4.2.5 Test particle specification 5 Performance test 5.1 Oil viscosity 5.2 Particle concentration 5.3 Dispersing of particles into test medium |
12 | 5.4 Test sequence 5.5 Test procedure 5.6 Sampling |
13 | 5.7 Particle counting 6 Analysis 6.1 Calculation of separation efficiency 6.2 Calculation of the 85 % efficiency point |
14 | Figure 2 — Example of separation efficiency/flow rate 6.3 Correction of measured capacities Table 1 — Correction of measured capacities |
15 | 6.4 Calculation of certified flow rate (CFR) 7 CFR results for similar machines (scaling) 8 Test report |
16 | Annex A (informative) Dispersing the particles in the test medium |
17 | Annex B (informative) Regeneration of test particle concentration Table B.1 — Calculation of the amount of particles to add |
18 | Annex C (normative) Particle counting C.1 General Figure C.1 — Counting chamber according to Thoma (T) |
19 | Figure C.2 — Counting chamber according to Thoma, “new” (TN) |
20 | Figure C.3 — Counting chamber according to Neubauer (N) |
21 | Figure C.4 — Counting chamber according to Neubauer, “improved” (NI) |
22 | Figure C.5 —Illustration of glass ware with two (2) counting chambers C.2 Preparation of the Thoma/ Neubauer counting chamber C.2.1 Cleaning C.2.2 Preparation for counting |
23 | Figure C.6 — Pushing on the cover glass with interference rings (Newton rings) C.3 Feeding the counting chamber |
24 | Figure C.7 — Feeding the counting chamber using a pipette C.4 Counting the particles within each counting field |
25 | Figure C.8 — Illustration of the meandering course |
26 | Figure C.9 — Illustration of the counted particles (black ones) |
27 | C.5 Formulae Table C.1 — Symbols used for the formulae in this Annex |
29 | Annex D (informative) Example of correction of measured capacities Table D.1 — Example of a test to simulate 380 mm2/s Table D.2 — Applied correction factors |
30 | Bibliography |